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Experience Venezuela’s wonders in 16 unforgettable days—from the untamed Orinoco Delta and the legendary summit of Mount Roraima to the breathtaking waterfalls and wide-open savannahs of the Gran Sabana. Savor authentic local cuisine, rest in handpicked lodges and camps, and encounter extraordinary wildlife and indigenous cultures as you journey through some of South America’s most awe-inspiring landscapes.
Begin a 16-day journey through Venezuela’s most dramatic and unspoiled landscapes, rich cultures, and legendary natural wonders. This carefully crafted itinerary blends river exploration in the wild Orinoco Delta with an epic trek to the summit of Mount Roraima and immersive adventures across the vast Gran Sabana savannah. Every detail is thoughtfully arranged, allowing you to fully focus on local traditions, extraordinary wildlife, and once‑in‑a‑lifetime moments in one of South America’s most captivating destinations.
Welcome to Venezuela! Your private taxi (approx. 40 km, 45-60 min) will transfer you from Simón Bolívar International Airport to the cozy Buenavista Inn. Take time to rest, adjust to the tropical climate, and prepare for the journey ahead.
Early morning transfer (approx. 40 km, 45-60 min) to the airport for your flight from Caracas to Puerto Ordaz (approx. 1 hour). Upon arrival, a private taxi (approx. 50 km, 1.5 hours) whisks you through lush scenery to the Orinoco Delta. Board a riverboat for the last stretch to your eco-lodge, deep in the jungle. Enjoy your first delta sunset and a delicious dinner.
Wake to the sounds of the rainforest. Spend the day exploring by canoe and on foot: visit Warao indigenous villages, spot monkeys, parrots, toucans, and river dolphins. Try piranha fishing and learn about jungle survival. All meals included; overnight at the lodge.
After breakfast, enjoy a final wildlife excursion. Return by boat and private taxi (approx. 50 km, 1.5 hours) to Puerto Ordaz. Check in at your posada and relax—perhaps explore the city’s riverside parks or sample local cuisine.
Set off early for the scenic drive south to Santa Elena (approx. 690 km, 10-11 hours). The journey takes you through changing landscapes: tropical forests, rolling savannahs, and remote villages. Arrive in Santa Elena, gateway to the Gran Sabana and Roraima, and check into your hotel for a well-earned rest.
After breakfast, transfer by 4×4 (approx. 80 km, 2.5 hours) to Paraitepuy village, the starting point for your Roraima trek. Hike 14 km (5-6 hours) across open savannah to the Kukenán River camp. Enjoy your first night under the stars with dinner cooked by your trekking team.
Continue your trek (approx. 10 km, 4-5 hours) through wild landscapes, crossing rivers and admiring the looming tepuis. Reach Roraima Base Camp at 1,800 meters, where you’ll camp at the foot of the great table mountain.
Today’s hike (approx. 4 km, 4-5 hours) is challenging, ascending the ramp to Roraima’s summit at 2,700 meters. Enter a lost world of strange rock formations, endemic plants, and breathtaking views. Set up camp on the summit.
Spend a full day exploring Roraima’s summit. Hike to the Crystal Valley, see the Jacuzzis (natural pools), the triple border marker, and unique landscapes found nowhere else on earth. Camp another night on the summit.
Begin your descent, retracing your steps down the ramp (approx. 4 km, 3-4 hours) to Base Camp. Enjoy your final night in the shadow of Roraima, sharing stories and stargazing.
Trek 14 km back to Paraitepuy (5-6 hours), then transfer by 4×4 (80 km, 2.5 hours) to Santa Elena. Celebrate your achievement with a comfortable bed and hearty meal.
Start your 3-day Gran Sabana Jeep Safari. Travel by 4×4 (approx. 180 km, 4-5 hours) across the open savannah, visiting waterfalls like Salto Kama and Pozo Escondido. Swim in crystal-clear pools and stay overnight in a rustic lodge or camp.
Continue your safari (approx. 100 km, 3-4 hours), visiting the iconic Salto Aponwao waterfall (including a boat ride), and meet Pemón indigenous communities. Learn about their traditions and enjoy local meals. Overnight in the Gran Sabana.
Visit more natural wonders, such as Quebrada de Jaspe (a stream with red jasper stones), before returning by 4×4 (approx. 180 km, 4-5 hours) to Santa Elena. Spend your last night in this frontier town.
After breakfast, embark on the return journey north (approx. 690 km, 10-11 hours) to Puerto Ordaz. Arrive in the evening and check into your posada for your final night in southern Venezuela.
A private transfer brings you to the airport for your flight back to Caracas (approx. 1 hour). Depending on your schedule, you may continue your journey or connect to your international flight home
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Join our “3 Days Canaima Tour” and immerse yourself in the spectacular beauty of Canaima National Park. Experience the awe of Angel Falls, explore lush rainforests, and connect with the rich traditions of the Pemón people. Every detail of your adventure is carefully arranged, so you can relax and fully enjoy this once-in-a-lifetime journey.
Reserve your spot today and let the wonders of Canaima become your next great adventure!
Have questions about your upcoming 16-day adventure in Venezuela? Our FAQ section covers everything you need to know about the destinations, activities, climate, accommodations, and unique experiences included in this expedition. Find answers to common questions below and get ready for an unforgettable journey through some of South America’s most spectacular landscapes!
The Orinoco Delta is hot and humid (25–32°C), Roraima is cool (10–20°C, colder at night), and the Gran Sabana is pleasant (18–28°C). Rain is possible, especially in the jungle and mountains.
Spot monkeys, toucans, river dolphins, capybaras, and rare plants—especially on Roraima’s summit and in the delta.
Hotels and posadas in cities, eco-lodges in the delta, tents during the Roraima trek, and rustic lodges or camps in the Gran Sabana.
The trek is physically demanding, involving long hikes, river crossings, and camping. No technical climbing is required, but good fitness is essential
Full board during the Orinoco Delta, Roraima trek, and Gran Sabana safari. Fresh local cuisine with options for special diets if requested in advance
Day 2: Caracas–Puerto Ordaz (flight) + 50 km by road
Day 5: Puerto Ordaz–Santa Elena (690 km, 10-11h)
Day 6/11: Santa Elena–Paraitepuy (80 km, 2.5h each way)
Day 12/14: Gran Sabana safari (up to 180 km/day)
Day 15: Santa Elena–Puerto Ordaz (690 km, 10-11h)
Yes—enjoy swimming in the Orinoco Delta, natural pools and waterfalls in the Gran Sabana, and rivers along the Roraima trek.
Yes, you’ll visit Warao villages in the delta and Pemón communities in the Gran Sabana.
Light clothing, trekking boots, rain jacket, swimwear, insect repellent, sunscreen, hat, sleeping bag, and a camera. A full packing list is provided after booking.
Yes, it’s ideal for adventurous solo travelers, couples, and small groups—sharing the experience makes it even more memorable.
